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Jenn B 77: IMG_9258
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Jenn B 77: IMG_9260
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Jenn B 77: IMG_9263
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Jenn B 77: IMG_9265
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Jenn B 77: IMG_9266
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Jenn B 77: IMG_9268
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Jenn B 77: IMG_9271
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Jenn B 77: 1938 world record car - they say this thing did 268... on a public road
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Jenn B 77: That's the elevator. The tour starts at the top and winds all the way down
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Jenn B 77: "Welcome" you are greeted by a horse... he's not alive.
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Jenn B 77: The "grandfather clock" engine that powered many of the very, very early vehicles
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Jenn B 77: IMG_9286
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Jenn B 77: IMG_9287
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Jenn B 77: Daimler Benz powered boat replica. From the late 1800's
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Jenn B 77: IMG_9292
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Jenn B 77: 1908... it's called the Doppelphaeton and it's HUGE
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Jenn B 77: IMG_9296
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Jenn B 77: IMG_9299
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Jenn B 77: IMG_9303
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Jenn B 77: You can see part of their test track out the window. Every few minutes, I would see a car go through and then out onto another part of the track
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Jenn B 77: 1902 Mercedes Simplex 40PS - the oldest MB in existence
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Jenn B 77: Merceds Benz Arena is right next door. It's a huge stadium
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Jenn B 77: IMG_9311
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Jenn B 77: 1928
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Jenn B 77: IMG_9316
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Jenn B 77: IMG_9319
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Jenn B 77: IMG_9321
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Jenn B 77: Explanation of the funny blue thing
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Jenn B 77: IMG_9324
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Jenn B 77: IMG_9325